Ideas

It would be great if we could add additional sections to the advert campaign for example id really like a box near the top of the advert to clearly define what qualifications are required for the role We also get a lot of feedback regarding the fo...

I would like the employee personal info payroll generated number to be available at the moment we use the field SalaryInfo.PayrollNumber but if an employee has two records this does not repeat and in any case it is a manual field whereas the payro...

Pupils move from one Set to another over the academic year. Some move form group as well. I can't find a way in iSAMS that can easily track pupils movement. At the moment, we can kind of find the info in Teaching Manager > History, but it's not...

It would be very useful to be able to add fields to the Teaching Set List report and others. Wizard Bar > Teaching Manager > View Teaching Set Lists > on the Field Selection screen > I would like to add more fields for staff to select ...

please build in a reminder that if you update a field that impacts the salary calculation there is a reminder prompt to press the recalculate button! This would be so useful

SENCOs constantly tell me that the practical requirements of students needing the access arrangements Reading Aloud and Reading Pen are very different, and therefore should not be lumped together as the same category in Special Arrangements. Pleas...

When a timetable is suspended e.g. Y11 go on leave on exams, it marks the room allocated to their lessons as avaliable so that these show up when allocating room changes.

It would be great if we could export the results from the 'Locate free objects & periods' tool in the wizard bar into an Excel spreadsheet format, rather than just viewing it on the screen or in print view. Thanks!

It would be useful to be able to hide the development timetable from staff while it is still being built. Although you can choose not to show it on the wizard bar, staff still have access to the Timetable Manager module through which they can see ...